Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07

uuake occurred htto tt -'iO P- A-' ,,.. tine houses very badly, bu. no one was lr iured.
 PAxrAxo, May 3-The earthquake was very severe here. and at the Io'al Wrecl. mine. Several of the depot cl,imncys were shaken down. and the dishes upset in all o' tLe houses. My cu,byard Tas turned ever and the look ,ug glasses ID the rooms were knocked about. The adobe house of Mir. Mar sbalVs at this place. w.s considerably the roof UeiuS removed from is- f.stenirgs. Mr. ShGv's adobe house i, inc Total Wreck, was also damaged bv being oracE,d | 10 several places
 There WAS a freight tram leaving here i,st A the shock came, and the engine ,g.s almost thrown from the bridge just nDoys PaatGnO.
 NEW ORLEANS, May 3.-Fredrick Ernulgnd. of New York, General east e-r scsnt otthe Union Pacific road, pres .rt.d the petition O; that road for the rrzpeusilu of section four already sent in tbess dispatches to the interstate com -l,-.cu t--Iay. Their petition was -rs-,tsd iu the form as granted to tte other trguscOntinentsl lines.
 sT. JOINS. x. F. May 3-A terrible Ii. a-ter cccpErei yesterday at:Ae south -..-t 5ciut chG.ael harJCr. The Gias- yoe steamship John knoS, laden with Eouor-. brick uIi fo,l;ay stock, struck r.ays near ths cLru- ei Earbor bnd sGnk . In a hEls hour every soul on board parished. 4 furious gale of wind with a heavy sen end dense fog prevailed a' ;hr time of the accident. Some bodies were recovered, having been washed ashore,
 Gn,vp RAPIDS, May 3-A horrible t-ag,dv occurred 6t farm house two ulises south of this cIsy lust night Charles Marlin, a farmer twenty -elgnl v,.rs old, has not hved happIly with his wife ard she has threatened to end her existence. Last night wEI.e htr husband vas temporarily absent, she gave trough On ra,s' to the t~o young clIIdrsu and then swallowed a dose her self. l. was la5e at night before the dI-- coyery of the crIme was made. Inc mother and oldest child died before sn sutiJote could be administered; the other child is m a precaIiOus condition at last accounts.
 GLcBE. A. T, May 3.-There was a sharp shock of earthquake felt here al 3.II p. m., by the Belt office clock. The vibrations were from north Co south and lasted twenty seconds
 At Sau Carlos the shock lasted tWu minutes and a half and ,he IuiiGEs wcr, badly scBrei
 Al Fort Apache tht slock vss y'ry severe. lasting fully three minutes. Ilr good, Cn .Ae shelves Dt the post fuiier $ -tore were shaken to the floor, and con siderable damage was done inc post buildings. The peudulums Ot the clocks in Globe stopped.
 TOMBSTONE, May 3-A severe shock of earthquake occurred here Go day Et 2:lI o'clock ?. m, lasting forty seconds. There was much demsgr done to build iugs. but no person wss hurt.
 EL PAs1. T,za=, N.y 3--A shock oi earthquake WG- glAiuly felt here as 5'U' tEis afternoon, which lasted about t"o minutes. The shock was fclt ID every portion ui the city, and tHg shock alafIl- s,i CHE zs of all classes tO such En es- t.a.t tLlt U.ly iuvai,sE aCd tae helpless w.-s left within doors, For probably two minutes before the shock many per sons recognized Inc distinct and oilel- sivs smell Jf sulpbUr, Gui when the shock came the earth moved and many articles hanging Co the walls oscll!at5 d.
 ST. LoU1s, May 3-An important labor ueuSCre passed the house ihIs morning. This prohibits the use ot store orders scrip note. or certificates in payment of labor. ls also makes # inperui.vs cn all employers of labor to pay at !-ast monthly. Any violation of these Lrovi1ocs is made a mIsdemsaror. punishable by g fine cf from SJ to 50, Tle vote ua the bill was e for tO 6 ag.ilst #.
 ST. Lorls, May 3-A special from the City of Mexico says the highest pOliti. Col aad social circles oi the Mexican cap ital arc much excited over prospective iuei. Oae of tine principals is a foreign minister, the repTeseI sstive Of s Euro pean power, aud the other is a country man oi ths diplomat The trouble start ed m social gathering and grew cut ot e quarrel EbJu; tic daughter Cf Q general known on both continents. Friends ar- trying 10 arrange the diff culty s5 as tJ avoid aOstllitIes.
 ALnrOrEBQrE. Y. NJ, May At 3:I9 Fe-tsr..g aitCrlOcE She entire cOmmUn-
 E wa- startled by two distinct but al -os. coptiauCus vibrations Cf earth quake. the vibrations Ct which WIS from .a-t Co west Gud continued for ten sec ,uIs Clock in all parts ot the c.ty were stopped; chandeliers vibrbted and The plate glaas windows m the first na-
 ,7lal bank buiiiiuc were cracked. Neu ana women rushed -tD the streets and hlr.sa were frightened. Men un- li clsl iAeir teEus Eci hurriedlY led them GFay. locking upwards a. the 5'i'.diu-s asIt tley expected they were
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 ops coz p.Eive4 yf % feeling of -5asickge-s. h Cll ;eEr tbe people sc-e ierror-s;r;cl en rui many Ct the m,o feared new a eruption from thc eX- tirct crater near hCT,. Cgus. vts n r"F~N.lH aA ANa| t-N h 'H.tA .a.'.AeN NNt.aA pied fs. tbe fi-.t tIr-c .e-t=rjly. Those ,r the court roou thought he structure ab.U. 8" fsN aud stampede Vas made.
 he judge hurriaiiy adj u-ued court and the oiiicers joined Iu tud rush. The -h1ck appears % De general through out lhe southwest. Reports have been -c-ai iyed iud:cs'isg that IL was more severely H. IT Pssu than herc. At san Harc,al t=o distinct sh ess SCre felt |. d tho 60. I'D va srest. At tLakeyille. ivcatv niles south tgo sh0cks We're felt, vii vibration from east tO west continuing eight seconds and the time Fls reported Bt 3;l2-
 VICroEIA, 5. c. May IA Nanaimi special to the tclCuisi, says terrible explosion occurred in a shaft Of the Victoria coal ID Ges, few miles from there. st o'clock last night. There are supposed to be about I50 men in tEe mines at The time Twelve bodies had been recovered, some dead and some seriously injured and some badly burn ed lld ltt!e hopes Ct the recovery of any more alive arc entertained. The rescuing parties went down. but were unable tO do much, as they were over come by black damp and forced to re turn. One Ct the r5scuing party, $. Hr3scn. died shortly after coming out 0f the u-re. The mine is BOW on fire